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Seth Swick and Adrianne Miller perform in a rehearsal of "Sunday Dinner." Havre High's actors will perform the spring plays "Sunday Dinner," "Red Herring" and "Asylum" Thursday through Saturday.
Isabel Getten performs in a rehearsal of "Asylum." Havre High's actors will perform the spring plays "Sunday Dinner," "Red Herring" and "Asylum" Thursday through Saturday.
Isabel Getten, Josiah Stocker and Hailee Kilgore perform in a rehearsal of "Asylum." Havre High's actors will perform the spring plays "Sunday Dinner," "Red Herring" and "Asylum" Thursday through Saturday. Havre High's actors will perform the spring plays "Sunday Dinner," "Red Herring" and "Asylum" Thursday through Saturday.
Adrianne Miller hugs Clayton Twombly in a rehearsal of "Sunday Dinner." Havre High's actors will perform the spring plays "Sunday Dinner," "Red Herring" and "Asylum" Thursday through Saturday.
Kristin Belcourt, Harley Edmonds, Miles Stimons, Clayton Twombly perform in a rehearsal of "Sunday Dinner." Havre High's actors will perform the spring plays "Sunday Dinner," "Red Herring" and "Asylum" Thursday through Saturday.
A student-produced, student-directed production will open its curtains tonight at Havre High School.
Three one-act plays that were chosen by Angela Pratt, the oftentimes director of high school productions, will entertain audiences Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The plays are "Sunday Dinner," which is a comedy, "Asylum," a serious work, and "Red Herrings," a comedic murder-mystery story.
Pratt said she picked the three plays because she thought they would showcase the students' talents. The students are directing them and arranging them themselves.
"I'm excited because the kids did it," Pratt said. "They helped each other get the sets together, and it's really neat."
Tickets to the production are $5 for adults and $4 for students and seniors. The dinner to be served Friday has a free-will donation. Showtime is 7 p.m. all nights, and the Friday dinner, Hawaiian Haystacks, will be served at 6:30 p.m.
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